Photograph of Helen Jane Walker as a baby. She wears a white gown and a bonnet.

Photograph of Mr. Edgar Ragland, wearing a military uniform with a saber, a pair of epaulettes, and two medals sewn into the front of the vest. He holds out a pyramidal white cap with dark-colored feathers hanging from the top. A symbol, possibly Masonic, seems to be sewn onto the cap. Edgar faces forward with combed hair and a curled mustache.

Photograph of Anna Korenek, smiling and facing forward. She wears a pink dress and rests her left hand on her neck. The pink of her cheeks and her dress has been handcolored.

Photograph of a school play in Waco, Texas. Several children stand in costume on a stage decorated with three cardboard cutouts of buildings. At left, near a hut of some sort, is a girl in a plaid dress, another in a black dress and bonnet, a child held by another girl in a white hat, and another girl holding a toddler in her arms, followed by a boy looking out of a window in the hut. All near the hut watch the proceedings with shock and interest. At center is a judge with a wig and gavel, his hand on a low wooden desk. Behind the judge is "J. Mason Barber", with a boy covered in shaving foam looking at a barber, dressed in a plain white shirt. At far right is "Donaldson Grocer", with a police man with a painted mustache holding a baton, a witch with a pointed hat sitting on a barrel, and a grocer boy in an apron looking to the left. The autographs of the actors are written on the back.

Photograph of an unknown gathering of women in Waco, Texas, arranged in four rows. Many wear dresses, hats, necklaces, and ribbons, most holding a bouquet of flowers. Four men are scattered among the group. The group poses in a large room with a high ceiling, with arched white trellises on the left wall. Ivy grows on the pillars under that wall. An ornate illustration is on the back.

Photograph of a group of students and adults arranged in three rows. The men wear dark-colored coats with flowers in their lapel; the women wear white dresses with flowers pinned to their chest. Several people in the photograph are named, including Olga E. Wolff Faudi (1878–1965), bottom top, center. The women identified include: Emma Kunkel[?] (top row, third from left), Mrs. Bohn (middle row, first on left), Lesa Nering (bottom row, first on left), Olga Faudi, Emily Klatt (middle row, second from right); Emma[?] Wolff (bottom row, last from left), and Liza/Lesa Nering (middle row, first from right).

Photograph of Mary Darden Brown (1918–1990), wearing a black shirt and facing to the right. Brown is the daughter of William Edward Darden and Mary Lucretia Prather, and is buried in Oakwood Cemetery in Waco.

Photograph of William Prather Davis (1914–2005) as a child, wearing a white gown and seated on a small stool. He faces the right.

Photograph of John Thomas Davis as a child, wearing a white shirt and seated on a stool. He has combed hair and looks to the right of the photographer.

Photograph of John Thomas Davis as a toddler, dressed in a white gown and facing the left while smiling.

Oval hotograph of John Thomas Davis as a child, wearing a white shirt. He has combed hair and faces the photographer with a wide smile.

Oval hotograph of John Thomas Davis as a toddler, dressed in a white gown and facing the left while smiling.

Photograph of Frances K. Prather Darden (1912–1986) as a baby in 1913, aged six months. She wears a white gown and faces forward, smiling.

Oval photograph of Frances K. Prather Darden (1912–1986) as a baby, dressed in a white gown and seated on a platform. She looks to the left of the photographer.

Photograph of Frances K. Prather Darden (1912–1986), pictured here as a toddler, aged 19 months. She has short, curly hair, and wears a white dress. She looks to the right.

Photograph of James Lee Davis (1879–1939), pictured here as a child and dressed in a wool shirt and facing the left.

Photograph of James Lee Davis (1879–1939), pictured here as a child and dressed in a wool shirt and facing the left.

Photograph of an unidentified woman, pictured in profile with her head facing the right. She wears a dress, has earrings, and has her hair arranged in curls. This image was in a photograph collection from the Prather and Davis families of Waco.

Photograph of Irving Langdon Reese (1930–1997), aged one year, on Easter 1931. He wears a white gown and sits on a table next to to a hat and several stuffed Easter bunnies at left. This photograph is addressed to Mary Ann Sonntag.

Photograph of an unidentified group of people. Seated below from left to right is a young woman with a cross necklace, an older woman, and an older man with a cross lapel pin. Standing behind them are two younger women with necklaces.

Photograph of the "Mooreville Boosters", possibly part of a parade of cars in either Mooreville or Lorena. The cars carry banners with words painted on them. A band stands in front of the cars, holding drums, trumpets, and horns. A row of shops is visible in the background, including the Evans-Westbrook Mercantile Company.

Photograph of J. H. Sears, aged 20 years old. He wears a light-colored military uniform and holds a hat with the words "B S" written within a golden wreath pasted upon the hat's fabric.

Photograph of H. J. Bennett posing next to a cushioned chair. He wears a dark-coat and a low hat, his arm resting on the top rail of the chair with his legs crossed. Illegible writing is faintly written under the photograph; on the back, the note "your dog is gone" is written sideways.

Postcard image of Fifth Street, looking south from Austin Avenue, in Waco, Texas. The road is at center, paved and filled with carriages and pedestrians, with a streetcar rail line embedded into the street. Large multi-storied stone and brick buildings stand on all four corners of the street, including a drug store with a prominent sign at right, and a home furnishings store in a light-colored building at left.